The Campbeltown malts - Springbank C.V./Longrow C.V./Hazelburn C.V. "Chairman Vatting" 46% vol. 3x 0,2l

Springbank
Springbank is one of Scotland's last independent distilleries.
It has been managed since 1837 by the Mitchell family, who traditionally produce and bottle their malt from start to finish.
Springbank dispenses with colorants and cold filtration, and the malt is produced as naturally as possible.
There used to be over 30 distilleries in Campbeltown (located on the Kintyre Peninsula) - today Springbank is here, along with Glen Scotia, the last still producing distillery.

Hazelburn
Hazelburn was once the largest distillery in Campbeltown.
Probably founded in 1796, Hazelburn serves since 1925 only as a warehouse.
The old buildings now belong to the Mitchell family, the owners of Springbank and Longrow.

Hazelburn has been distilling at Springbank since 1997.
The triple distilled distillate is produced without peat addition.
This 12 year old is currently the oldest available Hazelburn.
Like all bottlings from Springbank, of course, this is not cold-filtered and without dyes.

Longrow
Once a year, the Springbank distillery distills a limited number of Longrow malts. Longrow was, just like Glen Scotia and Springbank, a distillery in Campbeltown, which belongs to Springbank today.
The Longrow is still a completely independent Malt, it is distilled with higher peat content and thus has a completely different taste.
He also has the typical Campbeltown saltiness.


The "Chairman Vattings - CV" are each a Vatting from different vintages.

All bottlings from Springbank, Longrow and Hazelburn are non-chill filtered and dye-free.